Immediately after the 32nd SEA Games ended, the departments of the General Department of Sports and Physical Training, in charge of the teams participating in the Games, made a list of rewards according to state regulations. With 136 gold medals, 105 silver medals, and 118 bronze medals, the total bonus that the delegation received from the state budget was 35,720 billion VND. Each gold medal, silver medal, and bronze medal at the SEA Games was awarded 45 million VND, 25 million VND, and 20 million VND, respectively. Breaking a national record was awarded an additional 20 million VND.
Vietnam's athletics team was honored yesterday and received a "rain" of bonuses.
The track and field relay team received 180 million VND.
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The swimming relay team also received 180 million VND.
Nguyen Thi Oanh received 180 million VND for winning 4 gold medals.
The athletics team won 12 gold medals (10 individual gold medals, 2 relay gold medals), 20 silver medals (19 individual silver medals, 1 relay silver medal), 8 bronze medals. The team was awarded a total of 2,860 billion VND. Of which, 1,545 billion VND was for the athletes; 1,315 billion VND was for the coaches (direct coaches and grassroots coaches). This is the team that received the second most awards in the delegation.
The team that received the most was diving, with 14 gold medals, 11 silver medals, 11 bronze medals, including many relay events and many athletes breaking SEA Games records. The total amount of money the team received was more than 3 billion VND (including 1.755 billion VND for athletes and 1.255 billion VND for coaches). The judo team received 8 gold medals, 1 silver medal, 1 bronze medal, and received a bonus of 1.465 billion VND (970 million VND for athletes, 496 million VND for coaches). The taekwondo team received more than 1.1 billion VND...
AWARDING THE THIRD CLASS LABOR MEDAL TO VIETNAMESE ATHLETES
On May 17, the sports sector made a list of proposals and reported to the State Emulation and Reward Council on awarding the Third Class Labor Medal to 33 athletes who achieved outstanding results at the 32nd SEA Games. The ceremony to present the noble award is scheduled to take place on May 21.
The basis for the sports industry to build the list of proposals is the content of Circular No. 01 of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism on regulations on standards for rewarding athletes and coaches with outstanding achievements at international sports competitions, issued in 2015. Accordingly, track and field athlete Nguyen Thi Oanh was proposed to be awarded the Third Class Labor Medal for winning 4 Olympic gold medals at the 32nd SEA Games. Track and field athlete Nguyen Thi Huyen with 3 gold medals (including 1 individual gold medal, 2 relay gold medals), 1 silver medal, was proposed to be awarded the Third Class Labor Medal.
The swimming team has 3 athletes proposed to be awarded the Third Class Labor Medal, including Nguyen Huy Hoang (3 gold medals including 2 individual gold medals and 1 relay gold medal, 1 bronze medal); Tran Hung Nguyen (3 gold medals including 2 individual gold medals, 1 relay gold medal, 1 silver medal, 1 bronze medal); Pham Thanh Bao (2 individual gold medals, broke 2 SEA Games records).
The wrestling team has 5 athletes proposed to be awarded the Third Class Labor Medal, including Bui Tien Hai, Nguyen Thi Xuan, Nguyen Thi My Hanh, Nguyen Xuan Dinh, Can Tat Du. All 5 athletes won 1 gold medal at the 32nd SEA Games, the 3rd gold medal in 3 consecutive SEA Games in a sport with 1 competition event). That is also the basis for the sports industry to propose awarding the Third Class Labor Medal to Duong Thuy Vi (wushu), Bui Truong Giang (wushu), Lai Gia Thanh (weightlifting). Athlete Nguyen Quoc Toan was proposed to be awarded the Third Class Labor Medal for winning 1 gold medal and breaking 3 SEA Games records. Pencak silat athlete Nguyen Duy Tuyen was similarly proposed for winning gold medals in 4 consecutive SEA Games.
Khmer martial arts athlete Bui Yen Ly and kickboxing athlete Nguyen Thi Hang Nga both won gold medals in three consecutive SEA Games, so they were also nominated. Diving, aerobics, and traditional boat racing teams also have athletes nominated for the Third Class Labor Medal. In addition, 198 groups and individuals will be nominated for the Prime Minister's Certificate of Merit. 310 groups and individuals will be nominated for the Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism's Certificate of Merit.
The Vietnamese swimming team won 7 gold medals, 3 silver medals, and 7 bronze medals. Including 6 individual gold medals, 1 relay gold medal in the men's 4x200m freestyle; 3 individual silver medals; 6 individual bronze medals, 1 relay bronze medal in the 4x100m freestyle. One athlete broke 2 SEA Games records. The total prize money the swimming team received was 1.320 billion VND.
Swimmer Pham Thanh Bao won 2 gold medals, broke 2 SEA Games records and received 130 million VND.
Pham Tien San won the gold medal in the two combined events and received 45 million VND, Phuong Trinh won the silver medal in the two combined events for women and received 25 million VND.
Vietnam women's basketball team won gold medal in 3x3 event, received 270 million VND in prize, including 180 million VND for 4 players Nguyen Thi Tieu Duy, Huynh Thi Ngoan, Truong Thao My, Truong Thao Vy
The men's volleyball team won the bronze medal. The amount received was 360 million VND, of which 280 million VND was for 14 players.
The fencing team won 4 gold medals (all team gold medals), 3 silver medals, 3 bronze medals. The total prize money was 1.530 billion VND (including 990 million VND for the athletes, 540 million VND for the coach). The gymnastics team won 4 gold medals (3 individual gold medals, 1 team gold medal with 6 people), 2 silver medals; the total prize money was 810 million VND. The diving team won 1 individual silver medal, the prize money was 50 million VND, including 25 million VND for the athletes and 25 million VND for the coach.
The Vietnamese women's football team won the gold medal, with a total bonus of 1.125 billion VND (including 900 million VND for 20 players, 225 million VND for direct and grassroots coaches). The U.22 Vietnam team won the bronze medal, with a bonus of 500 million VND, including 400 million VND for 20 players, 100 million VND for the coach. Coach Troussier is a foreign expert, so he is not on the list of rewards from the state budget.
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